TOP 10 HEALTH AND SAFETY COURSES IN CANBERRA, AUSTRALIA

We here at Worksafe Training provide quality training and assessing, the best part about us is you dont waste time in a classroom wasting days and getting the boss ticked off because you are not there, our initial training is done online.

AlertForce started out doing health and safety training courses for the transport industry in 2008. At that stage we weren’t an RTO and partnered with one.

Those who have a manual handling element in their workplace are required to learn the correct manual handling techniques. This unit is concerned with the workers ability to carry out their work in a safe manner.

The NEBOSH course provides an excellent platform for delegates who want to gain an understanding of core aspects of occupational health and safety and also manage workplace risks effectively.

We offer a range of training courses to companies and individuals looking to improve their knowledge and understanding of fire safety engineering.

Every facility in Australia should have an Emergency Planning Committee (EPC) this is formed by the person conducting the business or undertaking. The EPC is responsible for establishing an emergency plan and emergency response procedures.

This course combines fire safety training and fire extinguisher training into one. The training increases participants aware of fire prevention and initial response in the event of fire using quick action guides. It also includes information on common fire causes, how to prevent fires

We offer a range of training courses to companies and individuals looking to improve their knowledge and understanding of fire safety engineering.

A CPD certified seminar and fire test demonstration day designed to present an overview of fire door design, manufacture, testing, installation and certification.

This unit covers the competency required to confine small workplace emergencies. Small workplace emergencies may include such incidents as a small fire that can be controlled using a nearby fire extinguisher; or a chemical spill that can be controlled using workplace personal protective clothing